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FOURTH C2 THE MORNING CALL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1996 Call INFOTEL, The Morning Call's telephone Information service, Is THE source lor sports scores. Just dial the Call Info Tel number, 821-8300. Once you're connected enter the category code for the score you want: i East Penn Conference: 6662 i Colonial League: 6663 i Centennial League: 6664 Other high schools: 6666 Area college: 6667 All local scores: 6668 Baseball update: 6770 1XJ mWMS!) S620.927. 17.

Wallv Cnllenhnrh. traa iu SalKeld 110 0 11 lit 2nd 20 laps Jimmy Card Corner HBP bv Service (Owens). WP JRuffin. Umpires-Home, Crawford; First, Kelloog; Second, Bell; Third, Hamon. T-316.

A 22,670 FLORIDA CHICAGO abrhbi abrhbi LCstto 2b 4 2 3 0 McRae cf 110 0 ERntra ss 4 1(0 Huston 4111 ShffieW rf 4 1 2 Grace lb 4 0 10 Conine If 4 0 0 0 Sosarf 4112 OvWht cf 3 0 12 Gnzalez If 4 0 10 Clbmn lb 4 0 0 0 Sndbrg 2b 4 2 Tvrz If 0 0 0 LGmez 3b 3 0 00 KAbbtt 3b 2 0 0 0 Mgdan ph 1 0 0 Arias lb 0 0 0 0 JHmdz ss 4 0 0 0 Natal 3 0 2 0 Tlmacop 0 0 0 0 KBrwn 3 0 0 0 Myers 10 0 0 Orsulak ph 1 0 0 0 Bullet! ph 10 0 0 Powell 0 0 0 0 Bllnser 0 0 0 0 Nen 0 0 0 0 Casian 0 0 0 0 Haney ph 10 0 0 Bttnfld 0 0 0 0 Totals 12 4 7 4 Totals 341(1 Bobby Hamilton, $585,335. 19, Rick Mast! Ai, jervmy maynetd, $54,215. mm ATP MONEY LEADERS The leading money winners Tour through Aug. 18: on the ATP 1. Yevgeny Kafelnikov $1,629,763 2.

Thomas Muster 3. Goran Ivanisevic 4. Richard Kraiicek 164,211 5. Michael Chang 6. Kete sampras 7.

Andre Agassi 8. Marc Rosset 9. Mark Woodforde 10. Boris Becker 11. Jakob Hlasek 12.

Alberto Costa 13. Todd Woodbridge $74529 $730,202 $694,657 $694,303 $674,056 $631,638 $604,328 $587,635 $574,396 $574,140 14. Marcek) Rios 15. Michael Slich 16. Todd Martin 17.

Wayne Ferreira IB. Byron Black 19. Paul Haarhuis $569,332 $557,046 20. Jim Courier $499,572 21. Jan Siemerink 22.

MaliVai Washington 21 Richey Reneberg $495,166 $473,998 $492,870 24. btetan booerg $457,057 $455,147 $451,975 25. Thomas Enqvist 26. Jonas Btorkman 27. Guy Forget 28.

Daniel Vacek 29. Petr Korda 30. Cedric Pioline 31. Alex Corretia 32. Nicklas Kulti 1446,903 $435,581 $435,346 $430,404 $428,533 $3991151 NFL PRESEASON AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pet.

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TOURNAMENTS OWEN MCCALL MEMORIAL GOLF Aug. 31, at Green Pond C.C. Individual and tMmevents for high school and college players information, call John Kulhamer RAV WARD MEMORIAL GOLF Sept. 1, at Southmoore Golf Course, Bath 4-person scramble benefits the Ray Ward Memorial Scholarship Fund at Allen High School information, call Sean 799-4060 or Ray Jr. 821-6863.

VALLEV Set 7 (2-Person) and Sept. 8 (4-person) at Butter Valley Golf Port call (610) 845-2491. POP'S BEVERAGE SLO-PITCH Sept. 7-8, at Emerald Fire Co. fields Information, rail Vaughn Andrew (610) 377-4718 or Jeff Miller (610) 826-2412.

CHI PHI BENEFIT TENNIS Sept. 7-8, at Lafayette College and Forks Township muraciMl courts benefits American Cancer Society information, call Christopher Lam 252-2257 or the ACS 433-4397. LAfSENIOR MATCH PLAY GOLF Sept. 7-8, at Southmoore Golf Course, Bath information, call 837-7200. KOCHER MEMORIAL SLO-PITCH Sept.

7-8, at Moore Township Recreation Center, Bath men's and women's divisions information, call Tina Brezack 861-0294 or Buddy Kocher 837-0574. KWIK GOAL 5-ON-5 SOCCER Sept. 8, at Muhlenberg College for under-12 boys and girls teams Information, call LIBERTY EMS AMBULANCE VOLLEYBALL Sept. 8, at Cartel's RGI Field event to benefit Wheelchair Van Fund information, call ChriS or Pat (610) 588-8118. JONES MEMORIAL GOLF Sept.

9, at Willow Hollow Gotf Course, Leesport i scramble to benefit Pennsylvania State Police Camp Cadet information, call Russ Coover (610) 373-1505. L.V. AREA RACES AUGUST 24 Blue Valley Farm Show SK, 5 p.m., from the fair grounds. Route 512 between Bangor and Pen Argyl contact Robert Blake (717) 897-5271 Chris Truskey 5K and 10K Memorial Run, 10 am, at Tuscarora State Park information, call Wendy Dunkelberger (717) 668-3589 or Wayne Truskey (717) 386-2922. Welcome House 5K Run and 1-mile fun run, 8:30 am, through the streets of Perkasie beneftethe Pearl S.

Buck Foundation information, call (215) 249-0100 or (609) AUGUST 31 Masters Only 4-mile, 10 am at L.V. Roadrunners dub house, Little Lehigh P.a,rtl1fay' Allentown open to runners 40-and-over contact Ernie Pongracz 797-0146. Upper Bucks YMCA Labor Day Weekend 5K, 9:30 am, from Upper Bucks YMCA, California Road, Quakertown contact Suanne or Matt (215) 536-8841. FOOTBALL SEASON TICKETS EASTON HS. 9 a.m.

to 3 p.m. Aug. 20-22 at Bob Rute Memorial Field House, 21 N. nth st. NORTHWESTERN H.S.

7:30 a.m. to 4:30 pm weekdays in the high school office. 0 .667 66 29 0 .667 58 51 0 .667 75 41 0 .500 62 60 0 .333 42 67 0 .667 69 53 0 .667 66 45 0 .667 70 59 0 .500 56 57 0 .333 65 51 0 1.000 80 48 0 .667 104 46 0 .667 56 51 0 .500 85 59 0 .250 85 89 Buffalo 2 1 Miami 2 1 New England 2 1 Indianapolis 2 2 N.Y. Jets 1 2 Central Baltimore 2 1 Cincinnati 2 1 Houston 2 1 Pittsburgh 2 2 1 2 West Denver 3 0 Kansas City 2 1 Seattle 2 1 San Diego 2 2 Oakland 1 3 BASEBALL BLUE MOUNTAIN (5:45) Championship series. Game 2: Catasauqua at Martins Creek.

SOFTBALL EAST. PENN FASTP1TCH (6:10) DivJ (8). Playoff: Air Pdts vs Bath Legion, MooreTwp PARKLAND-SALISBURY CHURCH FASTPTTCH Kings St. John's vs Western Salisbury (8). At Patriots Park: Seibert EC vs 1st Catty Playground: Championship game (7).

SUMMER BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS At I GOLF EAST PENN (9) Allen at Freedom. RECREATION LEAGUES ATWN SLO-PITCH SOFTBALL (6:30) Div.l: Wetfys vs Mtville, BC-10; Sports Page Bar vs Little John's Pub, BC-10 ATWN WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL (7:15) Tournament: Grace UCC vs Spikers, Patesl Spieker Elec vs Grasshoppers, Patesl Wirmerl vs Bethany EC, Patesl; Winner 2 vs Winner 3, Pates2 (8). mm 1 1 a.m. SMD TENNIS. Acura Championships, final.

1 p.m. OEU TENNIS. Du Maurier Open, early rounds. 2 p.m. IBHB) BASEBALL.

Little League World Series. 4:30 p.m. (ESEB GOLF. Fred Meyer Challenge, second round. 7:35 p.m.

UBS) BASEBALL. Reds at Braves, 8 p.m. (ESEH2 BASEBALL. Little League World Series. 8 p.m.

SHE TENNIS. Nuveen Champions Tour: AAentadent Semifinals. 10 p.m. ITU BASEBALL. PHILLIES at Dodgers.

ERWIN Many collectors were disap pointed when The Conlon Collection, featuring photos by Charles Conlon of past players. did not appear this year. The set was issued through card 1,430 trom 1931-at GcORGc SISLER graced 798 in '93. It was part of a "75 years ago" sequence devoted to leaders of 1 91 8, although it used a 1 926 photo of Sisler George broke ly Cobb grip on the base-stealing title in '1 8 and he won three more steals' titles He was best known for his hitting, twice winning batting crowns with .400 averages. A deft first baseman, he could turn squeeze plays into double plays.

He had a .340 career batting average. 1 996 King Features Syndicate I AMERICAN LEAGUE Al Times EDT East Division Pet. S77 .528 .488 GB New York. Baltimore Boston 71 65 61 56 6 11 16 Toronto Detroit .448 42 J39 29Vi central Division Pet. GB Cleveland 75 50 69 57 .600 Chicago .548 6'i .500 12'! .468 U'l .460 17'i Pet.

GB Minnesota 62 62 Milwaukee 59 67 Kansas City 58 68 West Division Texas 72 53 376 .520 7 MS 11 Seattle. 64 59 62 65 57 67 Oakland California .440 1416 Sundays Games Cleveland 11, Detroit 3 Toronto 6, Minnesota 2 Milwaukee 8, Chicago 7 Seattle 13, New York 12, 12 innings Oakland 9, Baltimore 6 California 4, Boston 3 Texas 10, Kansas City 3 Monday's Games Chicago 12, Detroit 7 Texas 10, Cleveland 3 New York 10, Seattle 4 Toronto 2, Kansas City 1 Milwaukee 6, Minnesota 1 Boston 10, California 9 Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games Oakland (Adams 1-2) at Boston (Maddux 1-1). 7:05 p.m. Chicago (Tapani 11-7) at Detroit (Van Pop- pel 1-6). 7:05 p.m.

Texas (Witt 12-8) at Cleveland (Mercker 3-6). 7:05 o.m. Seattle (Wells 11-5) at Baltimore (Mussina 15-8). 7:35 p.m. California (Springer 3-1) at New York (Weathers 0-2).

7:35 p.m. Milwaukee (Bones 7-13) at Minnesota (Klingenbeck 1-1), 8:05 p.m. Toronto (Fierier 2-0) at Kansas City (Linton 5-8), 8:05 p.m. Wednesdays Games California at New York, 1:05 p.m. Milwaukee at Minnesota, 1:15 p.m.

Chicago at Detroit, 1:15 p.m. Oakland at Boston, 7:05 p.m. Texas at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. Seattle at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Toronto at Kansas City, 84)5 p.m.

RER BB SO Toronto WWilliams 7 Spoliaric W.2-0 1 Timlin 1 Kansas City Rosado 1-4-3 9 6 2 2 1 3 WP Rosado. PB O'Brien. Umpires Home, Hirschbecfc First, Joyce; Second, McKearv Third, Hendry. 234. MILWAUKEE abrhbi MINNESOTA abrhbi Vina 2b Grilk3b 5 110 Knblch 2b Becker cf MoMor lb Sthvk dh Crdva If GMyrsc DHIInslb RKelly rf Meares ss Haleph Rboulet ss Totals 2000 4000 4 110 4010 400 1 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3010 20 10 1000 0 0 0 0 31 1 4 1 3 0 10 0 0 0 0 5120 0 0 0 0 5 12 1 5 111 4 110 Loretta3b Nilsson rf Hulsecf Jaha dh Seitzer lb JsVlntn ss Mieskecf 4 0 0 0 Nwfld If Levis Totals 2 113 4 0 0 0 17 6 5 Milwaukee 00 203 Ml I Minnesota 000 1M 000 1 E-OHollins (13), Meares (17).

DP Minnesota I. LOB Milwaukee 9, Minnesota 5. 2B -Cirillo (33), Molitor (31). HR Newneld (4). SB Knoblauch (34).

IP ER Bo SO Milwaukee D'amico W-5 Jones Minnesota FRdrgz LI 1-10 Stevens Guardado 7 2 6 12-3 2-3 2-3 Hansell Umpires Home, Cousins; First, Welke; Second, Brinkman; Third, Kaiser. 2:36. CALIFORNIA abrhbi Velarde 2b 5 1 0 0 Edmns cf 6 12 2 BOSTON CLeryrf Frye 2b Nhring 3b MVghn lb JnVlntn ss Jffrson dh Stanley Grnwlt If Bragg rf Tmsley cf abrhbi 5 0 3 3 3 111 512 0 5 12 1 3 111 4 2 32 3 2 2 2 5 110 0 0 0 0 5 110 Salmon rf CDavis dh Snow lb HudlerK 4 3 4 1 3 2 2 1 5111 4 13 0 GAndsn ph 1 0 0 0 OPImrolf 0000 DSrcna ss Fbrgas Arias 3b Howell ph Totals 4 0 0 0 4 0 2 4 4 0 10 1000 41 9 15 9 Totals Ml Hit California 4M 111 000-9 Boston 213 103 00X 10 E-d'Sardna (16), Naehring (10). DP-Cali- forriia 1, Boston 1. LOB California 11, Boston 2B salmon (23), Leary un, jenerson (23), Stanley (18), Tinsley (5).

HR Edmonds (22), Salmon (27), Jenerson (16). SB-Hudter (13). SF Fabregas, Stanley. IP RER BB SO Ca-fornia Grimsley 1 1-3 5 3 1 2 2 Han-is 22-3 7 4 4 1 1 2 4 3 3 1 Holtz 2 0 0 0 2 2 Suppan 1-3 4 4 4 2 1 Esheimen 32-3 4 1 1 1 3 Hudson 11-3 3 3 2 2 0 1 3 10 0 1 Belinda 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Brandenburg 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 Harris pitched to 2 batters in the 5th. HBP by Harris (JnValentin).

bv Horn: (JnValentin). WP-Grimsley. unwes Home, Keiiiv; pra, ceaersntm Second, Garcia; Third, ONora. 3J8. A 75,779 (33)71).

NATIONAL LEAGUE liauser, Hayes, i. mix Aitamose, 4 Edwards 5. Bachettl. DIRT Sportsman, 1 laps 1. Bill Green, 2.

Tony Paes, 3. Jim Sorenson Jr. Coming up 6 p.m. Aug. 24: Modified! (50 laps), 358 Moditieds, dirt sportsman.

EVERGREEN SmaH-txcck ModMeds. 25 laps 1. 1 Iddlngs, 2. Mark Washko, 3. Freddy Hami Ike Hamm.

4. Steve Mooney, 5. Dale Kern. Iddings takes over the points lead in the division by one poim. Late Models, 20 laps 1.

Todd "Holly wood" Geist (Wescosville), 2. Joe Lerch, 3. Nate Correll, 4 Corey McHugh, 5. Barry kutz. Pro Stocks, 20 laps 1.

Aaron Higgins, 2. i-ranx zenze 3. roonev Aton. Thrillers, IS laps 1. Barry Callavinl, 2.

Bruce Long. ron Babula. Coming up 6 P.m. Aug. 24: Modifieds, Pro Stocks, Late Models, Thrillers (25 laps) in the final Saturday night snow of 1996.

BIG DIAMOND NASCAR Sportsman-Modifieds, 1st 20 laps 1. Jeff Strunk, 2. Keith Hoffman, 3. Meme DeSantis. 4.

Craig VonDohren. 5. Steve Bottcher, 6. Bob Seidel 7. Donny fcro, 8.

Kerry Krarz, 9. Ray swinenan, iu. CGIenn Strunk. NASCAR Sportsman-Modifieds, 2nd 20 laps 1. Ray Swinehart, 2.

Smokey War ren, 3. G. strunK, 4, jacx t-ouweiier, 5. Strunk, 6. VonDohren, 7.

Bottcher, 8. Kratz, 9. DeSantis. 10. Erb.

Street Stocks, 20 laps 1. Don Murphy, 2. Tom Brerman, 3. Dave Christman, 4 Tim Fitzpatrick, 5. Kirby Sites.

Roadrunners, 15 laps 1. Kevin Evitts, 2. Chris Evitts, 3. Dave Miller. Coming up 7 p.m.

Aug. 23: Sports man-Modifieds, NAPA Super Sportsman, Street Stocks, Roadrunners. PENN NATIONAL NASCAR Sportsman Modifieds, 25 laps 1. Ray Swinehart, 2. Tom Mayberry, 3.

Shawn Reinert, 4 Meme DeSantis, 5. Duane Howard, 6. Kenny Brigntoni, 7. Ron Tobias, 8. Jeff Strunk, 9.

Toby Tobias, 10. Rick Shaffer. It was Swineharfs fourth win of the season. Street Stocks, 20 laps 1. Kery Sites, 2.

Jeff Graby, 3. Kirby Sites, 4 Tom Umben- nauer. 5. Tom Brennan. Roadrunners 1.

Pat Tully, 2. George Howe, 3. Chris Retcnen. SUSQUEHANNA Modifieds, 30 taps 1. Kenny Bright- bill, 2.

Jeff Strunk, 3. Randy Fortnea, 4 Scott Irwin, 5. Kenny Halt, 6. Rick Laubach 7. Davey Wenger, 8.

Jared Shultz, 9. scott scnaefter. to. rkon Lasane. Street Stocks, 1st 15 laps 1.

Tom Umbenhauer, 2. Scott Thunberg, 3. Jack Zeiner 4. Jeff Grabv, 5. Lee MiMer.

Street Stocks, 2nd 15 laps 1. Zeiner. 2. Miller, 3. Rick Christine, 4 Graby, 5.

Brian Renben. Sportsman, 20 laps 1. Randy Snick-ler. 2. Craig whitmover, 3.

Dave Thomas. Roadrunners, 15 laps 1. Craig Don-moyer, 2. Randy Askey, 3. Kenny Draw- baugn.

PORT ROYAL Super Sprints, 25 laps 1. Rod George, 2. Lance Dewease, 3. Rick Hench, 4. Mike Wagner, 5.

will Cramer, 6. Daryl Stimeling, 7. Alan cole. joe Dteni, 9. Tony Greener, 10.

Mike Wells. It was George's first career win at port Rova Late Models, 20 laps 1. Scott Haus, 2. Tony Adams, 3. Mike Atherton, 4.

Brian Shuey, 5. Rich Myers. Haus got his 10th win ot me season. Semi-La tes, 12 laps 1. Rowdy sipes, 2.

Rick Yohn, 3. Steve Clark. Coming up 7 p.m. Aug. 3: Super Sprints, Late Models, Semi-La tes, Tnun-dercars.

FONDA United Racing Club Sprints, 25 laps 1. Glenn Fitzcharles, 2. Sean Michael, 3. Craig Keel, 4. Rick Koenig, 5.

Dave McGough, 6. Paul Molz, 7. Danny Jones, 8. Kramer Wil- liamson, v. lorn capie, iu.

boooy t-isner. Coming up for URC Aug. 20, at Grandview (wingless); Aug. 23, at Metroli- na; Aug. 24, at 31 1 speedway.

I SEEKONK ARDC Midgets, 35 laps 1. Lou Clc-coni 2. Russ Stoehr, 3. Mark Buomono, 4. Drew Fornoro, 5.

Joey Coy, 6. Bobby Seymour, 7. Phil DiMario, 8. Bob Resco, 9. Chuck Welling, 10.

Paul Lawless. It was cicconi's tittn win ot me season in me car-Quest Series. Coming up for ARDC Aug. 28, at New Egypt speedway. SILVER SPRING Super Sportsman, 25 laps 1.

Larry Jackson, 2. John Stehman. 3. Terrv Leinin- ger, 4 J.R. Fry, 5.

rohn Stoner, 6. Carmen Perigo, 7. Dan Williams, 8. Mike Skosnkk, 9. George Group, 10.

Leroy Martin. It was the 53rd career win for Jackson at Silver Spring. Late Models, 20 laps 1. Butch Campion, 2. Jim Shuttlesworth, 3.

Billy Wampler, 4. Dave MaGilton, 5. Carl Graves. street stocks, 15 laps I. Mike Brene- man, 2.

Gary Klawitter, 3. Scott stine. coming up 7 p.m. Aug. 24: super Sportsman, Late Models and motorcycle and ATV stunt snow.

WILLIAMS GROVE Sprint Cars, 25 taps 1. Lance Dew- ease, 2. Scott Jones, 3. Mark Richard, 4 Bill Sims, 5. Don Kreitz 6.

koo beorge, Jeff Rohrbaugh, 8. Rick Hench, 9. Dave Haiortt, 10. Dave cordter Jr. Dewease coot his 4tn win ot the season at ine brove.

351 sprint cars, 20 laps 1. Greg Lei' by, 2. Dale Hammaker, 3. Jimmy Burns, 4 Tony Smorvnak. 5.

Bill Fannasv. 351 sprint cars. 16 laps ia-y comple tion) 1. Donnie Ennis, 2. Hammaker, 3.

Matt Solenski, 4. Jeremy Trout, 5. Gary Gollun. Coming up Aug. 23: Sprint cars.

358 sprints. SUSQUEHANNA Modified 1. Jeff Strunk, 2. Kenny Bngntbiii, s. Randy Forma, 4.

Larry Solomon, 5. Davey Wenger, 6. Keith Hoffman, 7. Scott Irwin, 8. Jared Shultz, 9.

Barry White, 10. Randy Masser. street stoats t. Tom umoennauer, z. Lee Miller, 3.

Brett Hauer, 4 Jeff Graby, 5. jack zeiner jr. TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS Getz's 56. Mom Pops 53 (Scott Coval 18 pts) Amato's 70, Compuwire 49 (Jerry McChristian 22). Championship: 7 tonight at Catasauqua Playground.

ATWN JUNIOR GIRLS SOFTBALL blue squao Heidi Henmng, Ra chel Hoffert, Dena Jera, ESYC Blue. Sara Miller, Dana Wise, Cheryl Tellechea, WEYC Shannon Kerrigan, Erin Ketz, Kathy Zavada, Alton Park. Amanda Heiney, Vanessa Clinker, Wendy Remaly, Mountain-ville Grange. Megan Gallagher, Lissette Ne-gron, Ronica Veneziano, LCYA Blue. Marie Kakareka, Tara Lipovski, Lena Torres, LCYA White.

RED SQUAD Janelte Brev. Brenda Parker, Katie Weber, Melissa Weber, Mountainvilte Blue. Marcea Blake, Ashley Madanaldo, Jenn Rodriques, Allentown A's. Elisa Bigs, Karen Schafer, Daniel Tevis, UT White. Linsey Miller, Nicole Pursell, Whitney Schultz, Hamilton Park.

Elizabeth Brobst, Robin Vultee, Audrey Wagner, UT Blue. Patty Harvey, Tiff Frarfcenfield. ESYC Grey. ALLENTOWN SLO-PfTCH DnnsHM Anchor Fence 11. ICS Heaters 5 WHITEHALL SUNDAY SLO-PTTCH Tournament Championship Nastv Boys 4, Darktown Pre Co.

1. NORTHWEST SLO-PITCH League Chamonnships KerrtDton 21. Basile Chiropractic Center 18; Mantz Fuel 14. Chico's Bail Bonds 2: Planhoue Land scaping 25, Bear Swamp Beverage Cramps 19, Kempton II; Plantique Landscaping 16, Mantz Fuel 13; Basile Chiropractic Center 20, Kempton 16; Mantz Fuel 16, Basile Chiropractic Center 12; Cramps 14 Mantz Fuel 13; Cramps 9, Ptarrhque Landscaping 5. Plantique Landscaoina 23.

Cramps 11 1. Planhoue Landscamno; cnmasi 1 Mantz FueL BLUE RIDGE C.C. COUPLES CHAMPIONSHIP 1. Ron 8. Karen Cenker -9; 2.

Tie, Roy Loretta Wotrina and Paul Parti Heffner BUTTER VALLEY P. SENIOR 4 GOLFER SCRAMBLE A it: 1. -11. Bit Bruch, BiU Haidaman, Jim Wass, Jim Repash; 2. -11 (MOC) Dick Matz, Butch Nettle, Jack Buchanan, Pat Name; 1 -11 Frar Yelinko, Ron Lauchnor, Terry German, JV Godfring.

rs. I. By PHIL NATIONAL LEAGUE Al rimes EDT East Division Pet. .626 sn AM Mi MO Pet. .536 .508 .496 .419 Pet.

.532 .532 .504 .430 GB ivi 20 20 28 GB Vi 4 5V4 15 GB Atlanta 77 67 46 55 67 67 75 Montreal New York 58 Florida SB Philadelphia 50 central Division St. Louis 67 57 Houston 67 58 Cincinnati 62 60 Chicago 61 Pittsburgh 52 62 72 west Division Los Angeles 66 58 San Diego 67 Colorado 63 59 62 San Francisco 52 12' Sundays Games Philadelphia 7, San Francisco i Cincinnati 9, Colorado 4 Atlanta 2, Pittsburgh 1, 14 innings St. Louis 5, Florida 3 Chicago 10, Houston 8 San Diego 8, New York 0 Montreal 7, Los Angeles 3 Monday's Gaines Late games not included Colorado 6, Cincinnati 3 FiarMa' 4, Chicago 3 Houston 2, Pittsburgh 1, 13 innings Muiftreal at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Naint.York at San Francisco, 10:05 pm. Onif games scheduled Tuesday's Games Florida (Hutton 1-0) at Chicago (Castillo 5- 14), 2:20 p.m.

New York (B.Jones 10-7) at San Francisco (O Fernandez 5-12), 3:35 p.m. Cincinnati (Burba 7-11) at Atlanta (Qavine 12-, 7:40 p.m. Pittsburgh (Miceli 2-8) at Houston (Wall 6- 8:05 p.m. St. -Louis (AI.Benes 11-7) at Colorado (Wright 3-1), 9:05 p.m.

Philadelphia (West 1-1) at Los Angeles (Vaides 11-7), 10:05 P.m. Montreal (Cormier 7-8) at San Diego (Tewksburv 9-8), 10:05 p.m. Wednesday's Games Florida at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. New York at San Francisco, 335 P.m. Cincinnati at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m.

Pittsburgh at Houston, 8:05 pm at Colorado, 9:05 P.m. Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 1035 pm Montreal at San Diego, 10:35 pm A.L. BOXSCORES CLEVELAND abrhbi 4 2 2 1 6 10 0 4 2 11 abrhbi Vizquel SS Cndete ss Vzcaino 2b Kent 2b Thome 3b Belle If MRmrz rf Giles dh Crreon lb Bmtzcf SAImrc Totals 3010 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 IRA'ftl i W4srrk lb Pakser 3b 4 12 4 4 0 10 3 2 2 3 1000 1100 3 2 2 2 4 00 0 TflietDn dh 5 0 0 0 MqMw 4 12 1 4 0 11 Elsfcr-ss, To Tep CMUmd 5 120 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 30 3 4 3 221 400 10ft-10 000 101 0013 -Vizcaino (4). DP Texas 1. LOB Texas lo stleveland 4.

2B Hamilton (241, Greer (35), JCijRaiez (25), Palmer (23), McLemore (20), El (26), Belle (26), Giles (9). HR-Palmer (40). SB-AAcLemore (23). SF-Ham- IP REP. BB SO 4 3 3 4 2 Texas Paviifc W.14-4 Cleveland JMcDowell Swindell Tavarez Mercker JMcDowell Ditched to 3 batters the 4th.

Umpires Home, Coble; First, Reed; Second, Johnson; Third, Young. A 42,393 SEATTLE Amaral If ARdrgz ss GnV Jrcf EMrtnzdh Buhner rf BRHntr lb DWilsnc Manto 3b Cora 2b Widgerph Sheets 2b Totals NEW YORK Raines If Boggs3b Strwbr rf GeWmsrf Fielder dh Fox dh TMrtnz lb BeWmscf Jeter ss Leyritz abrhbi 4 0 0 0 4 111 3 110 2 100 4 113 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 It 4 3 4 abrhbi 5 0 0 0 5 2 2 0 5 0 3 0 0 100 5 2 4 1 0 100 4 2 3 5 4 2 11 3 0 12 4 0 2 1 Kelly 2b Totals 4 0 0 0 39 10 14 10 Seattle 300 Ml 0004 New York 011 041 12x 10 DP Seattle 1, New York 1. LOB Seattle 2, New York 8. 2B-Fielder (16), Leyritz (8). HR ARodriguez (29), Buhner (36), Fielder (31), TMartinez (19), BeWilliams (24).

IP RER BB SO Seattle Carmona L4-2 4 1-3 10 6 6 2 2 Bosk) 32-3 6 4 4 1 3 New York Pettine 3 4 4 4 4 WP Carmona. Umpires Home, Barrett; First, Tschida; Second, McClelland; Third, ShukKk. T-236. CHICAGO abrhbi Phillips If 4 10 0 DaMlnzcf 3 100 DLewis cf 0 10 0 FThms lb 4 111 Baines dh 4 110 Vntura 3b 5 2 2 2 Trtbull rf 4 114 Drhm 2b 51 42 Krkvce 2 0 0 0 Norton ph 2 12 0 Brders 0 0 0 0 Guillen ss 5 2 2 3 Totals Nil 13 12 DETROIT abrhbi 4 110 1000 HggnsnK Nevin ph MLewis 2b Frymn 3b Sierra rf TCIark lb Nieves dh ACdeno ss Asmus Bartee cf Pride Easley Ph Totals 4 0 10 50 10 4 2 2 0 3 100 40 10 4 112 3 12 0 1000 1113 0 0 0 0 14 710 5 CMCMO MS M7-12 Detroit IN M4 M0 7 Sierra (5). DP Chicago I Detroit 1.

LOB Chicago Detroit 5. 26 Ventura (25), Durham (28), Ausmus (8). 36 Fryman (2). HR Tartar 06), Guillen (4), ACedeno (6), Pride (5). SB Sierra (2).

Bartee. SF FThomas. IP RER BB SO Chicago Baldwin Sauveur RHemandez Detroit OHvareS Eischen MM vers LimaLX JCurr-nings 51-3 4 5 5 4 3 12-3 1 0 1 1 2-3 0 0 2-3 4 0 0 1-31111 1-33110 Olson Sauveur pitched to 1 batter in the 9th. HBP by Lima (DLewis). WP Baldwin.

Umpires-Home, Phillips; First, Roe; Second. Merri; Third, Scott. T-337. 1 4,690 (52,41 6) TORONTO KANSAS CITY abrkH 41 400 4 11 4 11 It 1 301 41 3 0 0 0 32 ki aferkni Nixon cf Brmfid rf Samuel lb Carter dh Sorgue 3b O'Brien RPerez AGnzIz "3 TPerez 2b Totals Odium lb TGdwncf LckhrtSb I knefin ffi Paqhe 3b Tucker Damon rf DHwrdss TstMs 411 4(1 3(1 4 00 0 40 10 1((( 41 4 11 2( 3111 1M Ml I KansasCly Ml M0 MS I DP Toronto 1. LOB Toronto Kansas Cy 7.

26-Samuel (8). 38 Carter (7). SB-Samuel (7), TGoodwin 2 (57), Lodcnert (11). SF 5- mswmr- 13. norida 300 (00 1004 Chicago 000 000 030-1 Abbott (8).

DP CMeeoo 2. LOB Ftar- Ida 9, Chicago 5. 2B-Shefneld (27), DvWhite 3D, Houston (6 Grace 29 Gonzalez (24) Sandberg (22). HR-Sosa (40). SB LCastillo (7), Sheffield (12 KAbbott (21.

SF-DvWhite. IP RER BB SO Florida Powell Chicago Telemaco J-7 Myers Bullinger Casian 7 4 1-3 1 12-3 1 11-3 32-3 21-3 2-3 Bottenfteld 1 HBP by Powell (McRae). Umpires Home, Gorman; First, Winters second, wenoetsteat; Third, Rieker. T-3M. A 32,302 Pittsburgh abrhbi Alnwfh cf 6 0 2 0 Martin If (010 King 2b 5 111 Merced rf 5 0 10 Hayes 3b 3 0 0 0 Wehner3b 0 0 0 0 DCIark rf 10 0 0 MJhnsnlb 3 0 0 0 Liriano 2b 2 0 0 0 JBell ss 4 0 2 0 Kendall 3 0 0 0 Peters 3 0 0 0 HOUSTON BLHnfr cf Biggio 2b Bgwell lb DBell rf Berry 3b Esebk) Brocail pr Mnwm Mouton If Gutierz ss Rynlds Mayph Hmptn pr WWgnrp Spiers ph Kilep Miller oh Mrman Totals abrhbi 7 2 2 0 5 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 5010 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1000 5 0 4 0 50 10 3 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Crdova 0 0 0 0 Osik ph 10 0 0 Wnhuse 0 0 0 0 Kngery ph 1 0 0 0 Morel 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 00(0 1000 0 0 0 0 Totals 411 71 43 210 1 Pittsburgh 000 Ml 000 (00 (1 Houston 000 OM 1M 000 1 2 One out when winning run scored.

Hayes (18). DP Pittsburgh 3, Houston 1 LOB-Pittsburgh 9, Houston 20. 2B-BLHunter (18), Mouton (14). HR no (24). SB-JA en- sworth (5), Martin (26), BLHunter (28), Mouton 3 (is).

cs-Merced (3). Kendall, Biggio. IP RER BB SO Pittsburgh Peters 7 2 2 Cordova Wainhouse Morel 11-3 Houston Reynolds WWagner Kile a 2 2 HBP by Cordova (May), by Reynolds (Kendall). umpires-ttome, Tata; First, Rapuano; Sec ond, Davis; Third, Hohn. I 430.

A 15,067 BASEBALL American League CHICAGO WHITE SOX-fiecalled RHP Scott Ruffcom from Nashville of the Ameri can Association. Opnoned RHP Luis Anduiar to Nashville. NtW YORK YANKEES Recalled RHP Brian Boehringer from Columbus of the In ternational League. Optioned RHP Jim We ar to Columbus. National League ATLANTA BRAVES Assigned LHP Tom Thobe to Richmond of the Internation al League.

PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Released LHP Mitch Williams. Florida state League FORT MYERS MIRACLE Promoted Mark Schuster to vice president and Derek scnarrer general manager. Northern League ST. PAUL SAINTS Signed Hector Viiianueva and John Burgos. Released INF Chuck Jackson.

Placed Rod Seip on the disabled list. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NBA Named Gary Stevenson presi dent of NBA Properties marketing and me dia group. PHOENIX SUNS Traded Charles Bark ley to Houston for Sam Cassell, Robert Horry, Chucky Brown and Mark Bryant. FOOTBALL National Football League ARIZONA CARDINALS Signed DE Simeon Rice to a four-year contract. Waived DE Clyde Simmons, DT Tommy Jeter, DT Alton Jones, Tony Jones, CB cearic oavis, wr Kevin Knox, Atie Lar- sen.

Scott Plaver. OG Rvan Leahv. KB Clarence Matthews, OT Brandon Moore, LB Nick Smith, FB Willie Wright. Placed DL Blaine Berger on injured reserve. ATLANTA FALCONS Waived Kb LinczHn Coleman.

BUFFALO BILLS waived WR Damon Thomas. Greg Evans. NT Tim Colston, LB Marc Lillibridge, LB Robert Deshotel, DE Harry Van Hofwegen, QB Mike Maxwell, WR Demeris Johnson, OL Matt Mes- ervev and it Mike tinev. CAROLINA PANTHERS Waived Sean Love, FB Scott Greene, CB Michael Senters, Andrew Peterson, TE Paul Burke, DB Butler ByNot'e, WR Rav Crit tenden, WR Marcus Wall, LB Jamal Fountains, LB John Walters, LB Phil Yeboah- Kodie, Bucky Greeley, Aaron Kanner, OT William Knight, David Lauder, DE Jeremy Nunley, Johnnie Williams and DT Jeff Zgonina. Placed RB Tony Smith on miured reserve.

Placed OB Jim Kuoiak on military reserve. Chicago bears Placed cb Dwavne Joseph and DT Chris Zorich on injured reserve. Waived LB Myron Baker, Kent Sullivan, TE Andre President, RB Brandon Bennett, WR Fabien Bownes, WR Don Blair, WR Shaston Coleman, FB Ed Hobbs, Jeff Horton, LB Ahmani Johnson, Seth Littleton, Clarence Sutton and Derrick Turner. CINCINNATI BENGALS Waived DT Keith Rucker, DT Todd Kelly, WR Thomas Bailey, LB Shawn Banks, WR Tyree Davis, TE Demetrius Davis and QB Damon Huard. Dallas cowboys signed wr Kel vin Martin.

Waived TE Rickey Brady, CB Barry Dillard, LB Kerry Mock, DT Gabriel Oladipo, DB Charles Franks, Kevin Do-gins, DT Mike Harrison, LB Errick Herrin, CB Buster Owens, DE Haywood Simmons and FB Ryan Wood. DENVER BRONCOS Waived OB TJ. Rublev, WR Saniay Beach, FB Derrick Clark, CB Toi Cook, CB Jamal Ellis, DE Larry Jackson, Alai Kalaniuvalu, RB Mike Pringle, OT Leslie Ratline, DE Ricky Sutton, DL Lance Teicheknan and WR Larry Wallace. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS Waived WR Chris Doering, LB Mark Williams, DT Ray Hall, WR Clarence Jones and QB Steve Taneyhill. Placed LB Santo Stephens on injured reserve.

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Waived RB Lorenzo White, John Becksvoort, DB For-ey Duckett, OT Kevin Farkas, Darren Reese, Tom Roth and Mark Tucker. Activated DE Darren MickelL NEW YORK GIANTS Waived QB Tommy Maddox, DT Stacy Dillard, WR Gary HarreH, Daron Alcorn, Ken Dam-mam, LB Jeff Rodgers, DT Todd Yeaman, WR Kelvin Alexander, Chris Kennedy, Jason Stinson and Mark Washington. NASCAR LEADERS DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. (API The top 20 drivers and money winners on the NASCAR Winston Cup circuit through the Aug.

1 GM Goodwrench 400: Winston Cup Points 1. Terrv Labonte. 3.137. 2. Jeff Gordon.

3,003. 3. Dale Earnhardt. 3,003. 4, Dale Jar-rett, 3,000.

5, Mark Martin, 2,702. 6, Ricky Rudd. 2.623. 7. Ernie k-van.

7.581 S. Ken Schrader, 2,547. 9, Sterling Martin, 2,530. 10, Rusty Wallace, 2,503. it, leo Musgrave, 2,416.

12, Jeff Bur-200. 13. Jimmv Soencer. 2.382. 14.

Bobby Labonte, 218. 15, Michael Waftrtp, 2.305. 16. BrtTfyv Hamilton. 2.277.

17. Pirkv Craven, 2,241. 18, Geoff Bodine, 2,145. 19, Rick Mast. 2.129.

20. Moroan Shepherd. 2,101. Money Leaders 1, Dale Jarrett. 2.

Jeff Gor don, (1,745,118. 3, Terry Labonte, Jl ,427,873. uaie tamnarat, s. Erme Ir- van, 41,122,302. 4, Mark Martin, 11,106,235.

Sterling Maria two ,055. S. Rusty Wal lace, S93122. 9. Ricky Rudd.

S869.573. 10. Michael Walhip, SSI 5,950. II, Bobby Labonte, 1777,090. 12, Ken Schrader, $752,197.

13, Jimmy Spencer, 1693,260. 14. Ward Burton. S629.574. 15.

Ted Musgrave, $627,127. 14, Ricky Craven. NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pet. PF PA .333 26 68 .333 57 67 .333 49 70 .333 49 69 .250 51 117 Arizona N.Y. Giants Philadelphia Washington Dallas Central Green Bay 3 Detroit 2 Minnesota 1 Chicago 1 0 1 2 2 2 1.000 65 .667 90 .333 52 .333 57 .333 29 Tampa Bay West St.

Louis New Orleans 2 1 .667 61 56 2 .500 63 97 Atlanta Carolina 1 1 .333 .333 44 41 58 76 San Frandsco 1 .333 43 71 Mondays Game New England 31, Dallas 7 Thursday's Game Atlanta 27, Oakland 6 Friday's Games Cincinnati 28, Washington 7 Detroit 34, Houston 23 Saturday's Games Pittsburgh 13, Tampa Bay 3 Green Bay 17, Baltimore 15 Buffalo 24, Carolina 0 Indianapolis 15, Seattle 13 New Orleans 31, Chicago 21 Denver 20, Dallas 3 New York Jets 13, New York Giants St. Louis 34, Kansas City 30 San Diego 32, Arizona 10 Sunday's Games New England 37, Philadelphia 10 Jacksonville 38, San Francisco 10 Monday's Game Miami 24, Minnesota 17 Thursday, Aug. 22 Kansas City at Chicago, 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 23 Arizona at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m.

Baltimore at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Detroit at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m. Miami at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Carolina at New York Giants, 8 p.m.

Jacksonville at Denver, 8 p.m. Minnesota at New Orleans, 8 p.m. San Diego at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Washington at New England, 8 P.m.

New York Jets at Oakland, 10 p.m. San Frandsco at Seattle, 10 p.m. Saturday. Aug. 24 Dallas vs.

Houston at Orlando, 6:30 P.m. Green Bay at Indianapolis, 7 P.m. END PRESEASON NCAA DIV. II The Tod 20 teams in the NCAA Division II preseason football poll, with total points and last years tinai ranking: Pts Pvs 1. North Alabama (3) 77 1 2.

Pittsburg St. (1) 76 4 3. Texas 74 2 4. Fen-is St. 68 3 63 13 57 6 5.

North Dakota St. 7. New Haven. 53 5 8. Fort Havs St.

52 18 50 7 9. North Dakota 10. Virginia St 11. East Texas St. 45 10 43 11 37 NR 12.

Bknmsburg 13. Albany St. 29 12 26 16 14. Northern Colorado 15. Edinboro 15.

U.C-Davis 17. Angelo St. 18. Millersville 19. Missouri Southern St.

23 23 NR 16 15 11 14 8 NR 20. Henderson St 7 NR Others: South Dakota, Valdosta St. MEYER CHALLENGE WEST LINN. ore. (AP) Scores Mon day from the first round of the $700,000 Fred Meyer Challenge, a best-ball team event at ine par- 1, Oregon Golf Club: Mark O'Meara-John Cook 31-3061 Mark Calcavecchia-Biily Mayfair Greg Norman-Brad Faxon 32-3163 Brian Henninger-Fuzzy Zoeller 31-3263 Tom Lehman-Lee Janzen 33-30 63 Steve Etkinoton-Craia Startler Al Peter Jacob sen-Arnold Palmer 34-3266 Jim Furyk-Bob Gilder 35-3166 Tom Watson-Nick Faldo 34-3266 Jack Nicklaus-Gary Nkklaus 35-3166 Lenny Wadkins-Jim Gallagher 34-3367 Jay Haas-Phil Mickelson 36-3369 FLEMINGTON NASCAR ModHieds, 1st 1 laps 1.

Pete Brittain, 2. John Blewett III, 3. Jimmy Weiss, 4 Mark Fusco, 5. Lee Sherwood, 6. Brad Creighton, 7.

Shannon Conner, 8. Mickey Kessler, 9. Russ Frantz, 10. Joey McCarthy. It was Brittain's first win of the season.

NASCAR Modified. 2nd 20 laps l. Lee Sherwood. 2. Blewett III.

1 Brittain. 4. McCarthy, 5. Eric Beers, 6. Frantz, 7.

Jimmy Doian, 8. Brad Creighton, 9. Fusco, 10. Bruce Driver. It was Sherwood's second feature win of the season.

Great American Stocks. 20 taps 1. Phil Retter (Easton), 2. Billy Hisko, 3. Greg Schaefer, 4.

Larry Costa, i. Dan Ballantine Jr. Flemimton Modified, laps 1. Lenny Boyd, I Ralph Rue, 3. John Menzak, 4.

Kervty Br em 5. Mike Reid. I GRANDVIEW NASCAR Sportsman-Modrfieds, laps 1. Jon Kellner (Perkasie), 2. Ray Swine- hart, Kenny Gruber, 4 Kenny Gilmore, 5.

Randy Bailey, 6. Cliff Quinn, 7. Chip Slo- cum, 8. Kevin Hartnerr, 9. Donny Erb, 10.

Duane Howard. Shiortly after Kellner crossed the finish line as the winner, he got involved In a crash of back markers, from which he received second-degree bums on his legs. Late Models, a bps i. to amwi, z. Jimmy Met tiler 1 Carl Ruppert, 4 Junior Grebe, 5.

Jimmy Meitzter Jr. Doug Walton, 2. Ed Hoffman, 3. Ed AJkin, 4 John Durting, 1 Barry Minotto. csrmm un 7:30 o.m.

Aug. w. Thun der on the Hill sprint cars, winged and wingless; 7:30 p.m. Aug. 24: NASCAR Sportsman-Modifieds and Late Models.

ORANGE COUNTY ModrSeds. km 1. Jeff Hoetzler. 2. Jimmy Horton, 3.

Cart Pittenger, 4 Chuck McKee, 5. Tommy Meier, 6. Larry Brois-ma, 7. Bill Wilson, t. Rich Eurich, 9.

Loren Hoi land, 10. Gerry Higbie. Hoetzler took the lead on the 44th lap and scored his fourth win of the season. 35 MooMeds, 1st km Don Wit- son, Andy Bacherh, 2. 3.

Bob Haves, 4 Gary "towards 5. Everett Hautridv MID-ATLANTIC LEGION REGIONAL At Harry Grove Stadium Frederick, Mu. Friday's Game Bedford, 5, Fairmont, W.Va., 3 Saturday's Results Rockland County, NX, 11, Boyertown 5. Chaney Enterprises, 4, R.C. Dupont, 0.

Frederick, Md, 14, Edison, R.C Dupont, 10, Fairmont, W.Va., 8. Boyertown 4, Edison, N-L, 1 Chaney Enterprises, 14, Bedford, 7. Rockland County, N.Y., 2, Frederick, 1. Sunday's Results Boyertown 8, Bedford, 2. R.C Dupont, 6, Frederick, 5.

Rockland County, N.Y., 5, Chaney Enterprises, 4, 11 innings. Yesterday's Results Boyertown Chaney Enterprises, Md 4 Rockland County, N.Y., 11, R.C. Dupont, 4. Today's Schedule Boyertown (45-12) vs. Rockland County, N.Y., (51-36), p.m.

Second game, if necessary, 7:35 pjn. NORTHEAST LEGION REGIONAL At Muzzy Field Bristol, Conn. Friday's Results Warwick, R.I., 8, Rutland, Yard ley Western 3, Swampscofl, Mass. 1 Manchester, N.H., 3, Oakville, 2 Bristol, 4, Brewer, Maine, 3. Saturday's Results Oakville, 4, Rutland, 0 Swampscott, 9, Brewer, Maine, 2.

Warwick, R.I., 7, Manchester, N.H., 2. Yard ley Western 7, Bristol, Conn, 1. Monday's Results Swampscott, 2, Manchester, N.H., 1. Oakville, 6, Bristol, 5. Yardley Western Warwick, RJ Yesterday's Results Swampscott, 9, Warwick, R.I., 1.

Yardley Western 7, Oakville, Comt, 1. Today's Schedule Yardley Western (43-11-1) vs. Swampscott, (34-3), P.m. Second game, if necessary, 7:35 pjn. L.L.

WORLD SERIES At WiWamsport, Pa. Poof Competition (Double eimination) Monday, Aug. 19 San Isidro, Dominican Republic 5, Surrey, British Columbia 1 Panama Cty. Fla. 8, Marshalltown, Iowa 3 Taiwan 12, Saudi Arabia 3 Cranston, R.I.

5, Moorpark, Calif. 1 Tuesday, Aug. 20 Game 5 Surrey, British Columbia vs. Saudia Arabia 3, 11 a.m. Game 6 Marshalltown, Iowa vs.

Moorpark, Calif, 2 pm Game 7 San Isidro, Dominican Republic vs. Taiwan, 5 p.m. Game 8 Panama City, Fla. vs. Cranston, R.b 8 pm Wednesday, Aug.

Game 9 TBO vs. Loser Game 7, 11 a.m. Game 10 TBD vs. Loser Game 8, 2 pm Game 11 TBO vs. Winner Game 7, 5 pm Game 12 TBO vs.

Winner Game 8, 8 p.m. Oiarnpionship Games (single eimination) Thursday, Aug. 22 U.S. CtKsmpionship Game, 5 p.m. International Championship Game, I pm Saturday, Aug.

24 fnamiiointiiii Lithe League World Series Crusmpionship Game, 3:30 pm PRO BASEBALL National League ll.Joe Karnerfz, Mike Soiick, Eart Pickerl, Tom Fusco; 2. -9, Fred Mutter, Dick Trum-bore, Joe McNaulty, Paul Gerbert; 3. -6, John Scull, Dick Decker, Howard Hallet and Bob Wright, flight: 1. -12, John Dodds, Charley Parker, Jim Knights, Ed Johnson; 2. -8 (MOC) Lee Maiden.

Charles Pettine. Bill Hippie, Don Greig; 3. -8, Warren Bau-mer, Leroy Eck, Ray Rabenhold, Hank Baugh. Longest drive: Dick Decker. Straig li test drive: J.

Sweeny. Closest to pins: Jim Repash, Terry German, Jim wass. Longest purn j. HutniK. HEIDELBERG C.C.

FOUR MAN TEAM TOURNAMENT Net: 4-way he, 1. John Hollingsworfh, Bob Bareicone, pete Kicnaros, jack Hottman, all Concord, all 132; 2. 4-way tie, Ed Rob- errs, Old York Road; Bruce Leauoy, lulu; Stu Struck, sandy Run; Vince Yost, cedar- brook, all 134s. Gross: 4-way tie, 1. Dale Buckmaster, Cavaliers; O.J.

Juhl, Cava liers; Edwin Saniga, Chantilly Manor; Bob Becntold, Chantilly Manor, all 138s. SOUTHMOORE G.C. ANNUAL B-104 TOYS FOR TOTS CHARITY GOLF TOURNEY 1st flight: Dr. Palmer Cotturo, Len Litzi, Marino Sav- eri, Mike Greenholt -11. 2nd flight: Frank RosselK, Pat Rosselli, Leroy Cyphers, Paul Radenhausen -5 Longest putts: Mark DeCrosta; Scott Craver; Harry Kellev; Kos- tas Kalogeropoulos Closest to pin J.

umoani. SUNNYBROOK G.C. PHIL A SECTION PGA'S PRO-AM 1 Mike Moses, Concord CC 71; 2. Miguel Bia- mon, Waynesboro cc in i. 5-way tie at ii.

Pro-Am Teams 1. Doylestown CC 56; 2. Sunnybrook GC Concord CC both 58s; 4. 4-way he at 59. Pro Team 1.

Roger M. Roberts, Doylestown 56; 2. John Allen and Mike Moses 58s; 4. 4-way tie at 59s. Seniors 1.

Ron Roite, John Carson, Joe Data, all 76S. WEDGEWOOD G.C. JOE BECCI MEMORIAL Low Gross: Perry Nardella, 75. Low Net: Jack Lilly, 70. Closest to pin, 4: Sam Trincheria.

Closest to pin, 11 Nardella. Longest drive: Nat Moscniru, Kaipn Jiorie under-55. Pot of Gokj winner: Bob Lorenzo. WHITETAIL G.C. ALLENTOWN RACQUETBALL CLUB SCRAMBLE 1.

Tom Roth, Jim Nervine, Frank Nkkischer, Al Cavalucd, minus-6 (won match of cards); 2. Dean Wagaman, Don Hittinger, Rick Druckenmiller, Gary Nowim, minus-6," 3. Jodi Paul, boo Kern. Joe Fruhman, Jim Johnson, minus-4. SCHOLASTIC CCHS 427, EASTON 421 CENTRAL CATHOLIC Dante Anoet- lus 83, Jeff Tkach 84, Rob Shutte 85, Pete Koenio 86.

John Gessier 89. easton Eric penr 83, Shawn Heii- man 85, J.D. Hogarth 86. Matt Lammi 87, Scott Heilman 87. Played at Sdummoore's par-7i course.

NAZARETH 422. OIERUFF 426 nazareth MiKe zaxszesKi at, jar- ret Hoff 83, Chris Seuerzopf 85, Mike Pau-kovits 86, Mike Schlamp 87, Bi Ganger 87. dieruff enris Dotta 54. jeft Dorta 90, Jesse Whitehouse 93, Davm Grabias 94, Brian Miller 95. Played at Soulfimoore's par-71.

PALMERTON 437. WILSON 575 WILSON Dan Hutnik 109, Chris Sut ton 111, Layne Hagenbuch 117, Chris Allen 119, Jim snupp 119. palmek ton ijreo tsuiisnax Mike Serfas 83, Derek Kistler 85, Jason Burger 93, Josh Nenscel 94. Played at oreen pono-s par-ri course. MORAV.

ACAD. 440, SAUCON VALLEY 452 MORAVIAN ACADEMY Ryan Field 79, Tom Skeens 81, Brian Spinner 91, David Eyvazzadeh 92, Jon Anson 97. SAUCON VALLEY Chris Gebhardt 78, Ryan Schantzenoach 84, Demy Dias 87, Bob Frev 93, Ellkjrl Thomas 110. Played at Green pono-s oar-ri SOLE HI 437, SALISBURY 474 southern lehigh Brian Laurent 80, Shane Cody 87, Jim Mack (7, Bryan Bermer 90, Katie Marriner 93. Salisbury Mark Mosser 83.

PC. Emign 93, Joe Hepp 96, Ben Pascal 97, Tom lacocca 105. Played at Locust Valley, par-77. FREELANO MMJ 379, PAN. VALLEY 409 FkeeLANO MMI Brad KOwalSKI 86.

Mike Washinsky 91, Brady Stevens 97, Ed Gower 105. PANTHER VALLEY Jac Conura 89, Mike Gilbert 104, Jay Gilbert 106, Joftn Sword 110. Played at Manama VMev pubkc par- 7. .1 COLORADO CINCINNATI abrhbi abrhbi EYng 2b 410 Howard rf 5(11 Burks cf 5 120 Morris lb 40 10 LWIkrrf 5 2 2 2 JCHiverph 0 0 0 0 Glrrga lb 5 0 2 1 Larkin ss 5 2 11 Bchette If 4 0(0 Mitch If 4(21 QMCrk cf 10(0 EDavis cf 4 0 Castilla 3b 4 0 10 Salketd ((00 Owens 1 200 Tbnseec 4 12 0 Weiss ss 4 12 3 Boone 2b 4 0 MaTmn 3(00 Bmson 3b 101 Burke 0 0 0 0 EOwns ph BRufhn (0t Prtuoal 1 1 Service 10 0 0 JRurfin 11 WGmeph 10 0 0 Crrsco RSnors rf 10 0 0 Totals 3ttH4 Totals 1711 Favorite Odds Underdog BRAVES 89 Reds Marlins 6'a-7tt CUBS ASTROS 8-9 Pirates GIANTS SVi-Yi NY Mets PADRES 5't-6Vfr Expos ROCKIES 7 Cards DODGERS 9-11 Phils American League Favorite Odds Underdog INDIANS 7'i-8' Rangers RED SOX 6V1-7V1 Athletics White Sox 6V-7'- TIGERS YANKEES 8-9 AnoefS ROYALS 6'h-7i Blue Jays TWINS 7-8 Brewers ORIOLES a'-9Vi Manners- HOME TEAM IN CAPS Coloratk) Ml Ml GROOM Ml 11 cYoung (8). DP Cincinnati 2.

LOB Colorado Cincinnati 9. 2B Burks (32), Walker (12), Galarraga (28), Weiss (17), Mitchell (6), Taubensee (IS). HR LWaHcer (17), Weiss (6), Larkin (23). SB EYoung (43), Burks (22), Castilla (5), Owens (3), Larkin (33). RER BB SO Cokndt MaTmn W4-t 72-3 (21(4 Burke 1-J I I BRuffin 1 2 1111 Portugal U- Service JRuthn Carrasoa 1 1 4 111 11-1 1 1 1 1 1 32-1 11114 I 1 I .1 fil.